The wait for Wolf Among Us Episode 2 certainly was amazing.

... and then, Telltale kept regular release schedule. Sorry, but rather than getting further episode with bugs or pointless technological limitations, I will wait for them to fix up whatever needs fixing up and the release what they actually intended to. Those three months will get lost in history, design issues won't.

It's just that I actually bought Wolf Among Us at Eps 1. That ensured I won't make the same mistake again. :P
It would be nice if Telltale implemented some actual Anti Aliasing in their games.
It's not necessarily the wait that was the issue. Telltale just refuses to communicate with anyone when there is a delay.

I did too. I won't either :-P Not to say that I feel like I got burned on the wait, it's more of the case that quality of further episodes can't be ensured when they release the first one. Let them compete for my money for a while. And I'm not saying I didn't like the further episodes of either Wolf Among Us or The Walking Dead Season 2 (still didn't finish that one tho), I did, it just... Feels irresponsible to me.

Yeah, they did screw that up a bit. Then again, I wouldn't be surprised if it was the case of "Oh yeah, we'll definitely get it fixed next week ... Oh bollocks"-repeat kind of deal, internally, so they didn't want to do the same thing externally

As a long time fan of TellTale since the mid 2006, I cautiously remind you that they haven’t been in the spotlight long. Telltale released several point & click adventure games during a time when the genre was mostly dead, and despite cornering the market only achieved steady moderate successes (not that there’s anything wrong with that). Just before Walking Dead they released Back to the Future: The Game which was decidedly average, and Jurassic Park: The Game which was outright rubbish. To be fair to Jurassic Park, that was a failed experiment to reinvent the point & click adventure. The Walking Dead and The Wolf Among Us refined the lessons they’d learned and found a formula that works.

It's gotten harder to find physical copies lately. TellTale used to have this awesome deal where if you bought a game direct from their website, you could request a free (minus postage and packaging) DRM-free boxed version too, that was pretty sweet! They also used to have a lot of cool goodies on their shop like the old Sam & Max cartoon series.